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I disagree: coders who don't know how to code won't be using Angular, they'll be chopping-and-paste JQuery all over the place (assuming an application of signif
by taude 13y ago
I disagree: coders who don't know how to code won't be using Angular, they'll be chopping-and-paste JQuery all over the place (assuming an application of significant size/scope)
- ep103 13y agoyup, directly into directives, and it'll be a nightmare, because that style of software development is a horrible bane on the industry. But I don't think that disqualifies my post at all.
- taude 13y agoI'm not disqualifying your post, actually. Directives are pretty horrific to write (I prefer KnockoutJS's bindingHandlers because they are so simple), but I am disagreeing that frameworks are necessary in a large codebase with lots of developers working on them. And that people's codebases are worse off for using Angular than a free-for-all nothing at all. (This comment particularly was directed at the fact that Angular actually has a lot of challenging concepts for your average web developer.)
- ep103 13y agoI agree with both of your points. I was also attempting to point out that large companies with sub par programmers also use specific frameworks as a crutch in order to put boxes around how much of a code base a particularly inept programmer can screw up simultaneously. Angular lends itself to that in the js space.
- nailer 13y agoThey're already cutting and pasting Angular directives.